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Exactly what I was thinking. This would have been nice

I had a problem with this too. I think it is something fishy with the gdkpixbuf.GetType() parameter. I was looking into it some time ago and I wonder if the...

If you look at the init function in gdkpixbuf in go-gtk3 he does something like this func init() { // Initialize G_TYPE_PIXBUF G_TYPE_PIXBUF = gobject.GType(C.gdk_pixbuf_get_type()) ``` // Register Pixbuf type...

You are using debian stable?

I haven't been working that much with the code but it seems to me that a lot of functions used in go-gtk requires version 2.18, so if you don't have...

It seems the g_get_user_runtime_dir came in version 2.28 http://developer.gnome.org/glib/2.30/glib-Miscellaneous-Utility-Functions.html#g-get-user-runtime-dir

About the macros, you can't type v.GWidget instead of COMBO_BOX_TEXT(v) You would have to type C.toGtkComboBoxText(v.GWidget) Thats why I made the macros. They make the code less verbose and makes...

About the macros: If I understand correctly you have generalized all the _gtk\* wrappers to take widget pointers. Is that correct? If so, it sounds like a good idea. I...

-macros: Using github, making clones and doing pull requests is really easy =) -miniserver: But if you write the miniserver in Go, and that miniserver has to link GTK, don't...

Yea one server/daemon solves the problems, but writing a single server/daemon is complex and requires a high degree of stability. Writing the server/daemon in Go is still more work than...